Project Overview
Conducted an Environmental Impact Assessment for a 352 km petroleum pipeline extension connecting Kenya and Uganda, forming part of regional energy infrastructure expansion.
Our Approach
Led a cross-border ESIA process requiring alignment with both NEMA Kenya and NEMA Uganda regulatory frameworks, as well as international lender expectations.
Baseline Environmental & Social Studies
- Geology, soils, and land use assessments along the entire corridor
- Biodiversity and habitat surveys across multiple ecological zones
- Ambient air quality and noise baseline measurements
Socio-Economic & Stakeholder Engagement
- Conducted extensive consultations across diverse communities along the pipeline route
- Assessed livelihood impacts, land acquisition requirements, and resettlement considerations
- Evaluated socio-economic risks and opportunities at regional scale
Impact & Regulatory Process
- Prepared and submitted ESIA reports to both national regulatory authorities
- Coordinated multi-stakeholder review processes across jurisdictions
Impact & Value Delivered
- Secured environmental approvals in both Kenya and Uganda
- Enabled cross-border infrastructure development
- Strengthened regional environmental governance and harmonisation
- Supported energy security and regional integration
